Women Found in Hotel
NEWCASTLE Tuesday. — Called to the Shortland Hotel, Newcastle, last night, Sergeant D. Yardy saw Emma Elizabeth…
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Hotels & licensing, 1944
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Offensive Behaviour In Hotel Bar
KURRI Wednesday. At Kurri Kurri Court to-day, before Mr. I. Beavers, PM, Robert Richard Bums, 37, pleaded guilty to a…
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NEWCASTLE. Mon —John Thomas Fitzgerald (36), engineer, was fined £1, with £1 15/ compensation or 12 days in the…
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The State Council of the Returned Soldiers' League has decided to ask the Postmaster-General, Senator Ashley, to reply to-day to a…
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The question whether the Court should interest itself in the granting of food coupons was discussed at the special Licensing Court at…
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SYDNEY Friday—The president (Mr. N. Connolly) stated that the ULVA had notified the Federal Government that…
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The Peence of the Station Hotel. Kurri Kurri, has been transferred from Roy Townsend to Evelyn Sophia Kincaid…
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MELBOURNE, Thurs—A man has been detained in connection with the finding of the body of George Bins 40 a farmer of…
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NEWCASTLE Friday — The hearing was continued in the Summons Court today of the case in which Joseph Aberaham,…
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NEWCASTLE Wed.—Roy Bede Mahony, licensee of the Volunteer Hotel, West Maitland, in the Summons Court this afternoon,…
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NEWCASTLE Monday. — For betting in the Marquis of Lome Hotel at Lambton on Saturday, Leo Patrick Gardiner (34), lab…
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SYDNEY Wed.—There is likely to be an early move have trading hours of New South Wales hotels extended soon as the war ends, And Government members expect an amending Liquor Bill to be one of the first post-war…
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Announcing that the United Licensed Victuallers Association was advocating changed drinking hours to avoid "the 6 o'clock…
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In the local quarterly Licensing Court yesterday, Sergt. J. Dwyer stated that although it was not for him to say, he considered that…
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Kearsley Council has approved licenses to F. G. Parsons to operate in the Abernethy-Keareley area, and C. E. Snape, of Weston…
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SINGLETON Sat—When he presented his report to the quarterly licensing court Sgt J. Dwyer was asked by police…
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NEWCASTLE, Wed—Michael Tobin, licensee of the Beach Hotel, Merewether, pleaded guilty in the Summons Court…
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The Chief Secretary (Mr. J. M. Baddeley) has promised the Cessnock A.L.P. that he will endeavour to get the Minister for Justice (Mr…
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It has been stated by a competent authority that a license has been, granted to Rover Motors Ltd., by the Transport Board…
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NEWCASTLE Tuesday.—“It is the desire of the licensing bench,” said Mr. Carr-Boyd, LM, to-day, “that all licensees shall…
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